audioClip

[Douglas Gilliland]

I'm using Dreamcard but it should be the same in Revolution:
1. Go to File and drag down to Import as Control. Select  Audio file.
2. Navigate to the sound file you wish to import into your stack and
select Open.
The sound file is now imported into your stack.
If you imported a sound file named OhYeah.wav you can access it by
using the following script:
 play "OhYeah.wav"
While this works for me, I've only been using Dreamcard for a week so
there may be some other way. But this way works for me.
Doug Gilliland


On 6/1/05, Alex Tweedly <alex at tweedly.net> wrote:
> Sorry, this feels like a really dumb question, but I've already wasted
> my required two hours searching through the docs .....
> 
> How do I create an audio clip within a stack ?
> 
> I have a wav file - but I want to include it as a clip within the stack.
> I can find all kinds of ways to change it, to play it, to change the
> defaults used when I create a new audioclip - but I'll be darned if I
> can find out how to actually create one.
> 
> I know it's not "create" - that's only for items that go on a card.
> I can't use copy or clone - I don't have one yet to do that with :-)
> 
> So if someone could give me a pointer to the bit of the docs that I
> can't find, I'd be very grateful.
> 
> Thanks
> -- Alex.
> 
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